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Ender Bey ve Meltem Hanım’ın bahçeli, doğayla iç içe olan evlerinde torunları, komşuları, misafirleri hiç eksik olmaz. Bu bahçede çocuklar eğlence ve oyunla birlikte doğayı, hayvanları, arkadaşlığı, sevgiyi, geleneklerimizi, insan ilişkilerini öğrenirler.

Ender Bey ve Meltem Hanım’ın bahçeli, doğayla iç içe olan evlerinde torunları, komşuları, misafirleri hiç eksik olmaz. Bu bahçede çocuklar eğlence ve oyunla birlikte doğayı, hayvanları, arkadaşlığı, sevgiyi, geleneklerimizi, insan ilişkilerini öğrenirler.

Ender Bey ve Meltem Hanım’ın bahçeli, doğayla iç içe olan evlerinde torunları, komşuları, misafirleri hiç eksik olmaz. Bu bahçede çocuklar eğlence ve oyunla birlikte doğayı, hayvanları, arkadaşlığı, sevgiyi, geleneklerimizi, insan ilişkilerini öğrenirler.

Ender Bey ve Meltem Hanım’ın bahçeli, doğayla iç içe olan evlerinde torunları, komşuları, misafirleri hiç eksik olmaz. Bu bahçede çocuklar eğlence ve oyunla birlikte doğayı, hayvanları, arkadaşlığı, sevgiyi, geleneklerimizi, insan ilişkilerini öğrenirler.

Ender Bey ve Meltem Hanım’ın bahçeli, doğayla iç içe olan evlerinde torunları, komşuları, misafirleri hiç eksik olmaz. Bu bahçede çocuklar eğlence ve oyunla birlikte doğayı, hayvanları, arkadaşlığı, sevgiyi, geleneklerimizi, insan ilişkilerini öğrenirler.

Ender Bey ve Meltem Hanım’ın bahçeli, doğayla iç içe olan evlerinde torunları, komşuları, misafirleri hiç eksik olmaz. Bu bahçede çocuklar eğlence ve oyunla birlikte doğayı, hayvanları, arkadaşlığı, sevgiyi, geleneklerimizi, insan ilişkilerini öğrenirler.

Aksaray’ın mütevazı bir sokağında daracık bir oda... Gençliğinde oldukça güzel olduğu her halinden belli olan yaşlı bir kadın küçük ama temiz ve derli toplu olan bu odada bir köşeye çekilmiş elindeki nakışı işliyordu. Zihnini meşgul edenbin bir düşünce, yüzünde zaman zaman keder ve endişe ifadelerine yol açıyordu. Yaşlı insanlar geride bıraktıkları gençliklerinin mutlu günleri hatırlarına geldiği zaman böyle mahzunlaşırlar. O güzel günlerin bir daha yaşanamayacağını ve geriye dönüşün mümkün olmadığını düşünmek, yaşanmış acıların hatıra gelmesinden daha fazla acı verir onlara.

The third installment in the Wild Isles series from Sunday Times bestselling author Karen Swan. Flora MacQueen has always dreamt of more than life on the small Scottish island of St Kilda. So, when she catches the eye of visiting adventurer and wealthy businessman James Callaghan, her future seems brighter. Winter seas separate the lovers, but the island’s evacuation the following summer promises to reunite them – until tragedy strikes.

In 1972, when workers in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, were digging the foundations for a new development, the last thing they expected to find was a skeleton at the bottom of a well. Who the skeleton was and how it got there were two of the long-held secrets kept by the residents of Chicken Hill, the dilapidated neighbourhood where immigrant Jews and African Americans lived side by side and shared ambitions and sorrows.

Scarlett Fontaine is a true Hollywood legend—a singer, actress, and beloved fashion icon. But Scarlett dies tragically at just thirty-six years old, leaving behind no children. Or so the story goes… Gwen Hollingsworth is the curator at a museum dedicated to Scarlett’s life. She’s also sole heir to Scarlett’s fortune as a descendant of the star. But all is not well in Gwen’s world. She’s dealing with a messy marital separation and is struggling to move forward.

When I came to Juniper Springs, I didn't think I would stay, but the town's insanity got it's hooks in me. And of course, I love the LOLs (Little Old Ladies). I fell in love with the residents. So when Jon Howard shows up accusing me of stealing his house, I declare war. Sure, it's hard to ignore those blue eyes and his amazing body, not to mention that fact that he smells like hot guy heaven. Also, he sees beneath the funny facade I show everyone. And the kiss he gives me? Brain scrambled. When he can quote Taylor Swift lyrics to me...I start falling hard.

Auf unerklärliche Weise steht plötzlich ein Berg dort, wo zuvor nur brachliegende Felder waren. Die neue Erhebung bringt das Leben der lokalen Bevölkerung über Nacht durcheinander: Da sind der Landeskartenbeamte, der seine Stunde gekommen sieht, und seine schöne Frau mit den Korkenzieherlocken, die sich sehnlich ein Kind wünscht. Da sind der stadtbekannte Säufer, der aber kein Alkoholiker ist, und die frühpensionierte Kunstlehrerin, deren Hund tragisch an einem Ball erstickt.

Eine junge Pastorin am Niederrhein, eine Mutter, die unermüdlich für ihr Kind kämpft, und eine Dorfgemeinschaft, die Schicksal spielt: der neue Roman von Anne Gesthuysen ist da! In der kleinen Gemeinde Alpen am Niederrhein laufen die Vorbereitungen für das jährliche Spargelfest auf Hochtouren. Während die Zelte aufgebaut werden und der Chor rund um Ottilie Oymann über "diskriminierungssensible Sprache" in alten Liedtexten streitet, hat die Pastorin Anna von Betteray ganz andere Sorgen. Raffaela, ein Mädchen, das seit einem Unfall geistig behindert ist, liegt im Koma. Sie wurde bewusstlos aufgefunden, niemand weiß, was passiert ist.

Ein schwedisches Dorf am Meer, ein einsamer Reisender und die heilende Verbindung von echten Freunden. An einer abgelegenen Bucht an der Westküste Schwedens liegt das Dorf Skuggsidan (Schattenseite). Da der Ort von hohen Bergen umgeben ist, erreicht ihn die Sonne nur alle fünf Jahre. Ein astronomisches Phänomen, das genau zum Zeitpunkt auftritt, als diese Geschichte beginnt. Wir schreiben das Jahr 1960. Unberührt vom Lauf der Zeit scheint das Leben in Skuggisdan seinen eigenen Weg zu gehen.

He's a giant of a man who grunts for words and barks out orders, yet circumstances require I be his fake girlfriend and spend the weekend with him in an isolated cabin. And of course there's only one bed. Just my luck . . .But I need this commission check that only Boston can guarantee me. So I hike up the mountain 'til I can't feel my legs, eat questionable canned beans for sustenance, and vow to simply ignore him for two days. What I didn't count on was a freak blizzard to lock us in the cabin for a bit longer.

When I find my best friend's sister is a dancer in a gentlemen's club, I'm stunned. Despite anything between us being forbidden, I can't walk away. I've been obsessed with Shiloh since I was a kid, and I refuse to let her go now that I have her in my sights. So, I watch her. Every day, and every night. When I discover the deadly stalker hunting our small town is also watching her, my resolve is even stronger. Shiloh Brookings will be mine, no matter the cost.

1973. In a close-knit community on Ireland’s west coast, a baby is found abandoned on the beach. Named Brendan Bonnar by Ambrose, the fisherman who adopts him, Brendan will become a source of fascination and hope for a town caught in the storm of a rapidly changing world. Bookended by the arrival and departure of a single mesmerizing boy, Garrett Carr's The Boy From the Sea is an exploration of the ties that make us and bind us, as a family and community move irresistibly towards the future.

Alex McEwan, a young man growing up in New England at the beginning of World War II, desperately wants to join his friends and enlist in a branch of the service, any branch. But he can’t. Alex is deaf, and his dream of being a part of something bigger than himself goes down in flames. Instead, with his family’s encouragement and support, he attends the only deaf college in the world, Gallaudet.

It’s 1989, and college freshman Michael Greco is ready to leave his dreary small town—and the grief of his father’s death—behind. He has everything he needs for a great year: a starting spot on the football team, new friends, and a promising flirtation with a beautiful grad student. But just as Greco settles in to campus life, his uncle shows up demanding that he take care of his father’s unfinished business with a powerful Chicago gangster.

Johnny O'Day shows up half dead at the Redlin's ranch, is nursed back to health, and given a job. The Redlin's son, Sam, falls in with bad company who plan to rob him.